Assuming you have cash-flow and build reserves for EACH property I'd choose the higher deductible every time (unless the property has lots of deferred maintenance).

@Tal C.Number one I would say is to choose your target markets, neighborhoods and then put together your team on the ground before starting to look at any properties.

But now I am confused about choosing between condos and homes.So someone, please help me out here.

I plan on keeping it forever as a rental so I didn't care.I can clean up the title later if I choose to.

The end of a lease is not considered good cause so landlords can't just choose not to renew.  

Only choose a realtor that has professional photos.

I did not actually choose the market. 

Before you choose a lender, ask your agent who they have had good experiences with before.

I love my career choice and I choose to work endlessly for every client I have, the majority of brokers/agents I know work well over 40 hours a week and will drop anything they are doing for a client's needs.

If you live in the house for 2 years, you wont have to pay capital gains taxes if you choose to sell once you move out.